Nike Onile, a first-generation Nigerian Canadian and founder of Ode Studio, has passed away, Nigerian Canadian Newspaper Reports.
Nike was killed by a protracted cancer.
She studied biotechnology and started a career in healthcare.
Her passion for the world of art and design coupled with her innate creativity and eye for aesthetics made her delve into the field of interior design, where she discovered her true self.
Nike established Ode Studio, a design firm specializing in residential and commercial projects across Canada.
Her studio became popular for its unique and innovative designs, capturing the essence and personality of every client. Her work reflected her ability to combine functionality with beauty, delivering spaces that were practical and visually stunning.
Apart from her work at Ode Studio, Nike Onile also shared her design experiences as a Design Expert on CityTV/City Line.
Nike, contributions to the design industry were highly regarded, and she became a highly respected figure in the field.
One of the mourner, Prince Jimi Adekanle, Savannah News CEO, said, Nike, is a well-known figure and her departure touched many.
Another statement on the GoFundMe page read: “A joyful and brilliant light in our lives, we are devastated by the loss of our strong, talented, and loving friend.
“Thank you to everyone in Nike’s community for reaching out with your words of love and support.”
